Beach Boys.

It was Friday and none of us had school or work, so we thought it'd be an awesome idea to go to the beach. Despite the fact that camber ware and frame banging was finally catching up to our cars, we still dipped out. Remember, we daily our shit, unlike most people.

We stopped to get some Mongolian Grille before dipping out.

Gotta stop by and show some love to the Attic Fam.

Victor's Ford Falcon took a shit half-way to the beach, so Anthony and I had to kill some time and wait for him to get some coolant. Classics need twice as much love as most cars do.

Camber Sucks.

First thing we saw when we got to the beach. Too much awesomeness going on here.

"Hypebeast Donut Shop".

As the sun began to set, we couldn't help but soak in its beauty. No homo..

Speechless.

After hours of playing Frisbee in the sand we decided to head back over to Main St.

Awesome art gallery.

The Great Gatsby.

Classic Porsche 356.

Sad Puppy.

Just another one of those weekends well spent.

- Kelvin G. Santos

Live At The BBQ.

Just another Saturday BBQ with the fam. This is what the weekend should be all about; family, friends, food.

Nice to finally get a group shot.

We said Grace and Praised The Lowered.

Blowing sparks daily.

Joseph got a bit tipsy and tipped over the grill. But overall our Saturday BBQ went perfectly. We'll post more about our Beach Day on Friday later this week, so stay tuned and stay scrapin'.

- Kelvin G. Santos

Taking Back Wednesday 9/6.

This week's turn out was pretty good. Always a great vibe, awesome cars, and chill people. That is what car meet should be about. Some surprising rides came out this week and we hope to see more next meet.

Murdered Out Camaro.

The Toyota emblem caught my attention, pretty chill.

I don't know what it was about this car, but I love this guy's Slammed Accord.

Aggressive Audi.

The homie Erwin's MX-5 lookin' good.

That Stance.

Nissan GT350Z?

Our buddy Ryan posted on his box.

Andrew smiling away with his R32.

For those of you who haven't already seen this beauty, meet Amir Oz Bentatou's 1976 Porsche 911 S. Amir has way bigger plans for this coming up soon, so keep an eye out.

Buff-ass Joel's S2K.

As everyone left, some late arrivals showed up as usual, but there's no harm in that.

Our very own, Joseph, showed up hella late but still made time to kick it with us. That's that real homie shit. But until next time, peace and chicken grease.

- Kelvin G. Santos